Mr. CEO, Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time Novel

General Manager smiled. “Very good, very good.”

After the pleasantries, they got down to business.

As General Manager handed over the documents to Johnny, Julia also handed over her own set.

Johnny received them, then passed Julia’s to Maggie, saying, “Mag, could you take a look at Miss Brown’s proposal?”

Maggie nodded. “Sure.”

Julia paused for a moment but didn’t say anything.

Maggie opened the file.

Although her reading speed wasn’t as fast as skimming, it was still quicker than most people.

She finished reading Julia’s proposal in just a few minutes.

She handed the file back to Julia, looked at her, and said, “It’s clear that Miss Brown has prepared thoroughly, but there are quite a few issues. Compared to other companies that have come to us seeking cooperation, your proposal doesn’t have a competitive edge.”

Julia listened and said, “Is that so?”

Her sharp eyes fixed on Maggie as she spoke again, “In that case, could you tell me what issues you found in my proposal so that I can improve it based on your suggestions?”

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making things difficult.

Maggie smiled slightly and replied, “Miss Brown, the issues with the proposal are your responsibility. If you can’t identify the problems yourself, how can you ask us to do it for you? Do you think it’s appropriate?

You should understand that we’re not obligated to cooperate with you. By asking us to point out the problems, are you telling me that you want to cooperate with us but don’t even know what our company

needs?

If that’s the case, then I’m even more certain that your proposal doesn’t meet our requirements.”

Julia had indeed meant to challenge Maggie, thinking that Maggie wouldn’t be able to identify the flaws in Her proposal.

She had set a trap for her.

As long as Maggie could list the issues, she would be able to easily counter them.

What Julia didn’t expect was that Maggie didn’t fall into the trap at all. Instead, she had turned the situation around and dug an even deeper hole for Julia.

Julia, though stunned inside, kept her face neutral.

“Miss Miller, you misunderstood me. What I meant was that cooperation is about mutual benefit. Since there are problems, wouldn’t it be better if we discuss and improve the proposal together? That would benefit both sides, wouldn’t it?”

Maggie paused for a moment, surprised by her response.

She asked, “Is this your first time negotiating a partnership?”